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Tag: historical mysteries
Celebrating the Launch of the Kate Clifford Mysteries
May–what a glorious month in which to launch my new sleuth, Kate Clifford. On Tuesday, publication day, I’ll be signing books at noon at Seattle Mystery Bookshop. Wednesday evening, the Medieval Women’s Choir will help me launch the series with glorious medieval music at… Continue Reading “Celebrating the Launch of the Kate Clifford Mysteries”
An Appreciation of the Art of Editing
Editing is an art. Before I was a published writer, I worked as an editor of scientific and technical publications in a university laboratory. I came to the job without a strong background in the lab’s research area, oceanography, underwater acoustics and polar science,… Continue Reading “An Appreciation of the Art of Editing”
Why I Do What I Do
In case you missed it, Michael Evans recently interviewed me for the Medievally Speaking blog. He caught the flavor of the exchange so well in the title, using a quote from one of my responses: “My fiction is the natural outgrowth of my fascination… Continue Reading “Why I Do What I Do”
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